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For this problem, use x (cm), v(cm/s) and a(cm/s2).
a) What is the acceleration of the o...
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For this problem, use x (cm), v(cm/s) and a(cm/s2).
a) What is the acceleration of the object?
b) Find the time needed for vxf = 0.
c) What is xf when vxf = 0? This is asking for xf using t in part b.
d) What is vxf when t = 2 sec?
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